MACKINTOSH STOOL IN OILED OAK
A handcrafted oak stool, replicated on a Charles Rennie Mackintosh stool from 1898. Crafted in Perthshire, Scotland, by award-winning woodworker Angus Ross, this limited-edition stool is a tribute to one of design history’s most revered figures, Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Made from Scottish oak, sourced from Ross' woodlands and Perthshire estates, these pieces are a re-edition of Mackintosh’s 1898 stool, brought to life through traditional joinery paired with modern precision. With an oil finish, painted by hand for long-lasting care. Ross typically creates original designs, but as an admirer of Mackintosh, he has made rare exceptions: one for the historic Mackintosh at the Willow tearooms in Glasgow, and now, for JW Anderson. Every detail has been meticulously researched and faithfully reproduced.
A handcrafted oak stool, replicated on a Charles Rennie Mackintosh stool from 1898. Crafted in Perthshire, Scotland, by award-winning woodworker Angus Ross, this limited-edition stool is a tribute to one of design history’s most revered figures, Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Made from Scottish oak, sourced from Ross' woodlands and Perthshire estates, these pieces are a re-edition of Mackintosh’s 1898 stool, brought to life through traditional joinery paired with modern precision. With an oil finish, painted by hand for long-lasting care. Ross typically creates original designs, but as an admirer of Mackintosh, he has made rare exceptions: one for the historic Mackintosh at the Willow tearooms in Glasgow, and now, for JW Anderson. Every detail has been meticulously researched and faithfully reproduced.
Original: $2,800.00
-65%$2,800.00
$980.00Description
A handcrafted oak stool, replicated on a Charles Rennie Mackintosh stool from 1898. Crafted in Perthshire, Scotland, by award-winning woodworker Angus Ross, this limited-edition stool is a tribute to one of design history’s most revered figures, Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Made from Scottish oak, sourced from Ross' woodlands and Perthshire estates, these pieces are a re-edition of Mackintosh’s 1898 stool, brought to life through traditional joinery paired with modern precision. With an oil finish, painted by hand for long-lasting care. Ross typically creates original designs, but as an admirer of Mackintosh, he has made rare exceptions: one for the historic Mackintosh at the Willow tearooms in Glasgow, and now, for JW Anderson. Every detail has been meticulously researched and faithfully reproduced.
